Thoughtful transitions, tailored for Seniors
From home sale to new beginnings, I guide families through the emotional and practical journey of senior living with care and compassion.
Why Seniors?
Why I Work With Seniors
With over 20 years of experience in the senior care industry- starting as a CNA, volunteering with hospice, and later serving as a Sales & Marketing Director for senior living communities. I’ve seen firsthand how overwhelming transitions can be for older adults and their families.
I became a Senior Real Estate Specialist because I recognized a real need: someone who not only understands the housing market but also deeply understands the emotional and logistical challenges that come with aging and downsizing. Leaving a longtime home isn’t easy. Add in the stress of sorting, packing, cleaning, and making care decisions, and it can quickly feel impossible.
That’s where I come in! To offer compassionate, full-service support and walk alongside you every step of the way.
How I Help:
Step-by-step guidance for downsizing or transitioning into care
Decluttering, organizing, packing, and donation coordination
Real estate expertise tailored to the unique needs of seniors
Connections to trusted, senior-focused service providers
Financial support through Elder Life Financial to cover moving costs
Senior Funds Program: make home repairs now, pay from escrow at sale
My goal is simple: to make this transition easier, more manageable, and filled with the dignity and care you deserve.
Let’s connect and take the first step- together.
Grab your free senior downsizing guide!
What’s the difference?
It’s easy to get confused when talking about the different levels of senior care. Terms like in-home care, assisted living, memory care, and independent living are often used interchangeably, even though they offer very different types of support. Understanding these differences is important when helping a loved one make the right choice. Here is a simple explanation of each level to help you navigate the options with clarity.
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What it is: Help that comes to your home.
Who it's for: Seniors who want to stay at home but need some assistance.
Examples: Help with bathing, meals, cleaning, or medication reminders.
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What it is: A community for active seniors who don’t need daily care.
Who it's for: Seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle and social opportunities.
Examples: Private apartments or cottages, shared dining, group activities, and transportation.
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What it is: A community where seniors live in their own apartments but get help when needed.
Who it's for: Seniors who need some support but not full-time medical care.
Examples: Staff available 24/7, meals, housekeeping, and help with daily tasks like dressing.
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What it is: A special type of assisted living designed for seniors with memory loss (like Alzheimer’s or dementia).
Who it's for: Seniors with cognitive challenges who need a secure and structured environment.
Examples: Specialized staff, locked doors for safety, and memory-focused activities.
Let's connect and explore the options available in your area!
Let’s work together.
It all begins with a conversation. Fill out the form below, and I’ll be in touch soon. Thank you!
